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Just rolled the credits and this game is pretty awesome. Plenty of food for thought about family relationships. The visuals look gorgeous on PS5, and it plays incredibly well! All the elements of success.

There are a few things that are just not my cup of tea like too many open-world discoveries, but I am sure many people love them. Up until the end, I also couldn't 'get gut' with the parry in the game, but that's on me too.

Overall, a great successor to the first game, and I hope we'll see more of the series in the future.

The game that started my love for Supergiant Games. I've been playing each of their titles ever since. The incredible OST remains in my rotation.

My absolute favorite game of all time. I am still waiting...

We had so much fun playing coop in this one.

The second season started lagging behind compared to the first game, and it went downhill from there.

Arguably one of the most enjoyable AC games, possibly only surpassed by AC II.

While it was a significant improvement graphically over the first game, I felt they lost the focus on a single-character adventure by moving too much into intrigues and kingdoms.

Thankfully, this was all brought back in the legendary Witcher 3.

This was my first "Telltale-style" game. While they have become repetitive and tend to recycle ideas now, back then, it felt like a fresh air, taking me back to my childhood when point-and-click games were popular.

I remember being blown away by this game. It showed me how games can break free from established genres. I wish more games like this had been released since.

Incredible and serious story set in the WWI timeline, complemented by beautiful art.

It's been a while since I played it, but I remember loving this game a lot.

Super fun game for a week. Tons of cool mechanics and guns to play around with!

One of my favorite FF entries, but I played it so long ago that the full impression had faded.

Just rolled credits - what a game! An absolute masterpiece, easily my GOTY and probably one of the best games I've ever played.

The story is incredible, and the art and visuals are exceptional. Every second frame is an absolute cinema.

The jRPG formula seriously benefits from the dynamic parry and dodge mechanics. I now want these mechanics in all jRPGs.

Can't wait to see what Sandfall will be cooking up next.

Good old days of AC games that don’t take 150+ hours to complete. The game was quite revolutionary in terms of mechanics but not very impressive overall.

Last civilization I played. I wish I had more time for them nowadays ;)

Honestly, still my favorite GTA. I love GTA V, but there was some magic and intimacy in the story of GTA IV.

It was a good game, especially considering how few pirate games we have, but I got burned out with the AC series when I played it, so I was skipping a lot.

One of the first games we played together with my wife in coop. So much fun and destruction!

One of the best first-person RPGs of all time and my second favorite game in the Elder Scrolls franchise (after Morrowind).

It's the game I spend the most time playing on Steam.

Great game! It was my first experience with the franchise, and overall, I liked it. It's a unique GTA-style game with Japanese culture and a lot of weird humor.

I'm not sure if I'll commit to playing the entire series, though - it seems like it might take a bit too many hours 😂

Amazing game with a surprisingly serious story. Still can't believe the game was made just by one person.

To me, the only downside was a bit of a dragging ending and mech gameplay.

Surprisingly good entry to the series after the disappointing second part. Still not as good as the first one, though.

Fun adventure if you like customization and coop.

Very nice-looking game in a great setting and with an interesting story. But the tedious open-world formula ruined the game for me a little. Too many repetitive tasks without much interesting reward behind them.

Classic jRPG with a modern look. Certain elements preserve the old-school feel, which you either like or not. The game offers many jRPG battles and moments—some touching, some funny. Overall, it's a modern classic, and if you enjoy jRPGs, you'll love it.

Another unique feature is the art style by Akira Toriyama, the famous artist behind the Dragon Ball series. Again, this is subjective; you either like it or not. I was never a fan, so for me, the visual aspect of the game is a drawback.

Super fun game featuring dark humor, roguelike elements, and base building. Especially awesome in co-op.

One of the greatest sandboxes of all time. I am still occasionally going back to it.

Probably one of my favorite RPGs of all time. All the games in the trilogy are amazing, but Witcher 3 takes it to the next level.

It's the perfect RPG, with a perfect story and perfect gameplay.

This game has everything for jRPG nostalgia with some modern elements: a cool world, interesting battle mechanics, a nice story, and incredible animation.

However, it just didn't resonate with me. I didn't connect with the characters much; in my opinion, there should have been one protagonist, as they aren't very distinct. The battle mechanics became repetitive, the puzzles weren't engaging, and the world lacked the unique vibe we've come to expect from Japanese jRPGs.

Co-op mode made the adventure a bit more fun, but I still couldn't wait to finish the game. I'm sure many people will love it; it just didn't click with me.

Enjoyable and light experience for couples. Doesn't make much sense as a solo game.

Great roguelike Diablo-style game with a nice story around the topic of the importance of family. In coop it's double the fun.

Still the best of the series for me. Coop is super fun.

Monsters + vampires + slot machines = FUN!

Incredible point-and-click visual novella in a very dark dystopian world.

I loved the original Dragon Age, and while this one was likely better than the second one, it still felt like they were shifting towards endless, mindless questing rather than good old-school RPG elements. I'm probably going to skip the next one.

Last of three free episodic updates finishing Citizen Sleeper’s story.

IMO, the story is not as strong as in the main game but has a pretty satisfying ending.

Great visual novella with an interesting story, sprinkled with tabletop mechanics. Once I sat down to play, I couldn't stop until I finished it.

Truly unique experience in gaming accurately portrays psychosis.

Still one of my favorite roguelikes

This is one of the most beautiful and meaningful games ever created.

It’s been a long time since I’ve felt my emotions stirred so deeply by a video game. True masterpiece.

Thank you for playing...

Cinematic and story-driven good old adventure game. Top story, top graphics, top atmosphere. Not overcomplicated, doesn't overstay its welcome, super fun!

I think we finally have our first decent Xbox exclusive.

Excellent game: tons of fun and interesting gameplay elements, never boring and well-paced, fantastic music, great animation, and characters.

I really hope Tango Gameworks will make a sequel under a new publisher.

STALKER 2 is a survival game that leans heavily into its hardcore roots. It excels at creating a tense atmosphere, with challenging survival mechanics, dangerous exploration, and a realistic sense of constant peril.

However, its lackluster story, repetitive AI, and inconsistent NPC behavior might not appeal to everyone. Definitely not my cup of tea.

Best suited for fans of the original STALKER or those seeking a punishing survival experience, it’s a solid, unique game that stands apart from modern trends.

My more detailed preview is here: https://youtu.be/bGV8jJ3FX6I

Pretty fun game!
I've recently grown tired of open worlds, but Hogwarts offered varied gameplay and interesting combat mechanics, which kept me playing until the end.

Great Metroidvania platformer with an animated fairy-like story and characters. Enjoyed it much more than I expected.

One of my favorite games of all time. Team Cherry has perfected everything they could have perfected in the Metroidvania genre.

Take your time with Silksong!

Great game, but there's a bit too much side content that easily draws you in.

Half-Life 2 vibes, and you play as a cat. What more could you want?

Ultimately, it is an amazing game with a GTA-like feeling of gameplay but also great RPG elements and follows the cyberpunk genre closely with many important questions to raise.
Also, as usual, CD Projekt RED nailed side quests. Many of them were so good.

PS It’s a little but disappointing that it’s impossible to do Platinum without replaying the game because there is one missable achievement.